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MS HC70
Concurrent Resolution
Status
3/7/2019
Primary Sponsor
Oscar Denton
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AI Summary
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Commends Major Captain Brady Tonth, Jr., for becoming the first African-American Mississippian to complete United States Air Force Pilot Training School.
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Recognizes Tonth as a Mississippi living legend in observation of African-American History Month.
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Documents his multiple historic firsts including: first African-American pilot in Mississippi Air National Guard (1979), first African-American captain at American Airlines (1986), first African-American pilot to fly a passenger jet from Jackson-Evers International Airport, and first African-American pilot certified to fly 26 different aircraft.
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Notes his extensive military service spanning over 20 years, including Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield, and subsequent commercial aviation career with American Airlines before retiring nearly 18 years ago.
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Directs copies of the resolution be furnished to Major Captain Brady Tonth, Jr., and members of the Capitol Press Corps.
Legislative Description
Major Captain Brady Tonth, Jr.; commend service and career and history of firsts as an African-American pilot in observance of African-American History Month.
Last Action
Enrolled Bill Signed
3/7/2019